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Vaping in Schools: 3 Million Students and Counting

While federal officials mull over their options for tackling this epidemic, educators are on the front lines of efforts to curb students’ e-cigarette use.

Our crumbling public school infrastructure

Our Crumbling Schools

No heat, leaky roofs, spotty Internet access: the state of our aging and unfunded public school facilities.

Meet Rochelle Galindo

School custodian, city council member, and now state house representative in Colorado.

California Communities Need Our Help

Wildfires have caused massive devastation and ravaged communities throughout California. Here’s how you can give and find help.

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Want to Prevent Harassment and Assault in Schools? Listen to Students.

How school administrators, educators, students, and parents can open up a discussion and address sexual harassment in schools.

Five Things We Learned from Election 2018

As educators look ahead to the next two years and the 2020 presidential election, here are some of the midterm’s key issues, trends, and takeaways.

What Happens When Substitute Educators Join the Union?

Called in to caulk the gaps in the educator workforce, substitutes need professional respect and benefits.

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Research shows that strong partnerships and collaboration between school boards and labor organizations can be a true game-changer for school and students. Commit to collaborate in the name of student success!

Curriculum Resources for Teaching Around the Holidays.

Works4Me: Ideas and Tips By Teachers, For Teachers

10 Tips to Manage Your Workload as a New Educator

Help out the new teachers in your school by encouraging them to join our panel of early career educators on December 13 as they share reflections and strategies on managing teacher workload and balancing professional expectations with the realities of life. Registration is free for this December 13 webinar at 8 p.m. ET. Sign up now.

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